New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
KINGSTON IN THE SEPTEMBER.
..oa.Rp AND BELvmERE WITHDRAWN.
Al xAsY RACE yoR TEX DwrER CoLr-voLANTx's
VICTORY.


r,Asv RACE yoa rnx DwYxR CoLr-voLANTx's
VICTORY.
your days Of racing In succession are too much TOR
Americans while their leisure GLASS retains ito pres
ent Dimensions Therefore the brilliant programme at
ohsepshead Bay yesterday drew out much smaller
number Of people grsced the track previous
Aay this week. Yet genter or moro gracious septe
Der afternoon with sky and air In perfect harmony
ever invited stayathomes to few hours OF recreation
while In the history Of the American turf no moro COM
fortsbe agreeable and attractive course ever en-
listed the enthusiasm Of urf0vers than that at sheeps
head Bay II Ia that grevOus dsappontmoh's
iessencd the general pleasure was great pity tna'
Mr. Whers decided not start his st0uthear'ea sei
ing colt Laggard In tho September STAKES even
he had to concede fifteen pounds 10 tne soitnea 'o
Kingston. Mr. Galway also hesitated 70 run Dc"iue0
against the OF spendthrift and preferred
him Tor the Reapers Stakes on SATURDAY. Anu ye'
xincston ia ANYTHING but high type OF racehorse IN
long Journey He In easy canter simply because
tht three horses that went to the post Win nun "eo
three of the most melancholy forgeres OF thoroughpeos
thai now cumber OF the United States Inc
man WHO first conceived the idea Of starting Gcnspray
in contest with real horses ought to end his days De-
hind prson bars As to the horse he should be con-
deemed to live on hses for the rest Of his amless and
supeuous existence Miss Ford 10 the vilest jade that
lives when she in the humor for running, and she
was not in the humor yesterday AZ for Connemara she
can run ut affair pace for me IL she does not happen
TO think that she would prefer to STOP But she usually
prefers to STOP As Kingston had only these charcoal
sketches against of course, rs his former owner
Mr. Cushman, remarked with smile, He won In a
walk" Yes. he did just that But for the thurman VINO
takes genuine pride in the generous brave ana resoue
son of noble who has not only speed put courage
and stavlng power as we it WAS ptful sight indeed
IN ace this chckenhearted coward whom nature gave
the bones and snews of champion steal a race that
shoud have been captured by colt that would not
vhimper and cry quits soon as Hanoyerswent 10 MS
head The September Stakes has fallen upon melancholy
DAYS Sad in truth 1t was to see such weak-kneed
sneak as Kingston, though fleet ghost in short race
lay hold of the prize that the majestic ana ndom'aoie
commander of year. Mr.. Cassatts glorious colt The
Bard took for his own. That gallant ned inarsh OF
the turf his held like cnai and strobe home far
ahead of his dispirled and covering opponents But
The Bard carried IS poundsl Kingston naa only iio
in the saddle ar were foI IN he Would
win more He could have put the sapphire stakes
Cadence nly and reserved her for the Autumn Stakes
But not able TO start IN the autumn ana an tne
run Laggard yesterday against Kingston, the strong
sinewed son of Uncas would have given 1000 account
OF himself even although he had TO carry L. pounds
against Kingston's 10. and WELL wno can tell
Laggard will good races yet but there's inusty ora
prOverb about sapphire anu September otakes III .ne
hand being worth an Autumn and - taxes IN the
bush. ,r . 49,. l.. a., o,.ur.,
Stakes ami Of Raceand to appear for the Flight also
Cleaners il she had Doubtful things very I'M
certain and II was plain enough Baston won by
half S eosea epsS WAS Wiser to" keep psne in the
stable King Crab is the queerest OF slrIlnsh twice
his total Lack Of speed and ambition incat1d that he
could be brolled Ia batter TOO quickly But yeser
day ne was second to Baston. However, Mr. Caldwell
must be blamed for the utter failures OF Now or Never
aud Mr. witnerss Cnamols MY in ts race ,,,,,.,
Cir CassaIt being now Ill hurope were not poth tne
patient anu long suffering Of Uen aey would unite
Cleaners stakes. Now or Never and the Chanos MY
tS S' OF essp '1 m mag s a IL
front, Baston second Daylight third Wlnona got on
with f,asion but tue Dryer colt away at the head
OF the honeseteh and won the race bv sA lengths King
was head only before Rapiue with George Oyster and
Figaro close up. The start was incomprehensoy cad
horses had been only short time at the post Perhaps
Mr. Caldwell wanted to even up bis performance OF
less OF the Cssau stable by the hopeless start
which Los Angeles got Yet ii is human TO err ana Al.
is as Conscientious fair impartial and welllnealng
starter ~ ever Lived q, times be lake" owners
Tie september Stakes lost nearly all their interest
Mr. Wit6ers as asked why he took Laggar he said
that the cot all right but he was unwilling TO run
Mr. sinav was sceptical OF Belvderes ability to win
aid held him back Tor Saturday. Olenspray, VINO Is
S SmS ora tusp nile and il was extremely slow to
nemara second ami took the lead when Glenspray
Ford half a mile flush sue suked BADLY, but he
her going asan liter free use OF the spur ana sne
behind But at tn. head OF TIE homestrech
E"s Instantly ont Of the race Kingston came up the
homes,re,ch at an easy pace under gentle pull and
won 0y hafength, Connenara second twenty lengths
before Miss Ford. Gleospray far behind
II Laggard had stated and made tue pace strong for
Bui with such eontempiibe creature as Ilensprsy
crawling along IN front, with Miss Ford In her worst
been trained for and In short only and has
shown every time SHE has appeared this year dspo-
ston had possible TASK He did not have 10
run fast for step OF tue way br.a e ars Ias
mile in 4614l the De and an eighth In 3d. the mile
a sas G ihe mile and quarters in soi - Why
even OF the express trains between New-fork and
has recently become wdowcr and runs his engine in
bereaved sort OF way, can supass this rate OF golng
against a. IN The Volunteer can exceed it it,
The flight stakes would have been vastly better race
II Mr. Caldwell had succeeded better at the send on
Many breaks occurred and nnally losing patience the
starter sent e on 0 wn aanr
Royal much in the rear as TO be practically left at
the post while Emperor of Norfolk after having broken
away repeatedly in trout was last but one when the nag
dropped Mr. Baldwin and his friends expected the
ali his speed in the first half mile. and in spite OF his bad
start. his head in front of all as he reached the
suyvrsant and Iouchc Pas and BONE In the ruck
The that 10 light weight boy can do justice 10
stnyvesauts speed but only Mclaughlin or Garrison
can get out h T% fea Pas
Florence t. third. The track was In the best possible
condition and all the time OF the day was good although
not IL not surprising that the Emperor
Of Norfolk beaten by stuyvesant AS he is nJ Ing
sprner and the Emperor was giving him ten pounds
nj the schedule but that selDg-pate. Flor
enee E. should get home before tie California colt was
bewildering though the iyeyearod mare carried
only 81 pounds the ycarOld colts 100. Neverbe-
less 1t uust be remembered that no weak boy OF VIM
cents weight can make this srappiug youngster exert
hiiuself
Voante the fifth with his head pulled 10 one
side lie had improved enormously since Tuesday when
h, was soft as alp aud lathercd pr0uscly Tuosdays
race did him world OF good sweating out the soft stun
never be trusted thoroughly. When he wins be wins
very easily Bit lie won IN all his LIE when lie
mel really high class horse -0n good track at even
weights and vil for he has neither heart nor
stomach the pounding at top speed ior
mile which alone wins against such horses as an
over Din good condition. The Bard Tronbadour and u cir
set VoIante was backed very heavily Just before the
herss went 10 the post Before that time Ten Booker
ridden by Mclaughlin, had been almost up with Voiante
in the betting but this raid knocsed Ten Booker out OF
the ring $40 a.. o..,.,, IT,, n,
j. A. Morrs's FLY Jennie b., after mournful list OF
foual eug b.